Sentence examples for making scientists from inspiring English sources
These newly recognized pygmies appear to lurk in tropical waters all over the globe, and their diversity is making scientists rethink what they know about octopuses.
Now he needs to explain how making scientists chase even harder for a diminished pot is going to lead to any productivity improvements.
The assassination and the sabotage have taken a psychological toll, making scientists wonder if every trip to work may be their last, every line of code the beginning of a new round of destruction.
It is unlikely that Einstein's equation was much use in designing the bomb, beyond making scientists and military leaders realise that such a thing would be theoretically possible, but the association has stuck.
History has a persistent habit of making scientists look like fools – so while they now fire atoms at each other at high speed in tunnels under the Swiss Alps, how can they criticise religion when their own beliefs sometimes turn out to be wrong?
That's great, because it drives innovation by making scientists want to discover useful things so that they can become wealthy.
It's the kind of language to make scientists scream.
Such unexpected events make scientists nervous.What can be done to put matters right?
He has started to speak in moral terms, and that always makes scientists uncomfortable".
More speculatively, it has made scientists ponder whether dinosaur DNA might also survive.
But the solutions to those problems did not make scientists or companies wealthy.
